paper-analysis

To analyze arXiv papers, you provide the arXiv ID, URL, or local PDF to the Skill. It then applies an 8-dimensional classification framework to generate a structured, evidence-backed analysis file for each paper.

Batch analyzing research papers is handled by providing a list of topics, arXiv IDs, URLs, or PDFs. The Skill processes them collectively to produce structured analysis files with evidence tables and gap indicators for survey construction.

Yes, extracting evidence quotes from PDFs is supported during the classification process. The Skill assigns dimensional categories and includes explicit evidence quotes pointing directly to the source sections within the output file.

Yes, the paper analysis tool aligns all classifications to an active domain profile vocabulary. This ensures consistent categorization across the 8 dimensions, including Model Type, Method Category, and Specific Method.

Automated paper analysis focuses on converting unstructured content into structured 8D classifications with gap indicators. It requires a predefined domain profile vocabulary to function correctly and outputs structured files rather than autonomous research conclusions.

Preparing unstructured paper content for taxonomy building involves processing it through the 8-dimensional framework. The Skill outputs ready-to-use per-paper analysis files containing evidence tables that directly feed downstream tasks.